When PSYOP terrorism's greatest threat isn't the LIES, its your apathy
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When PSYOP terrorism's greatest threat isn't the LIES... It becomes your apathy toward the crime of FAKE TERROR TV NEWS.
FAKE Memorial services were held for the FAKE victims of Tuesday's FAKE gunfire and FAKE suicide bombing attack at the Ataturk Airport in Istanbul.
NWO-Zio staged FAKE TERROR DRAMAS.... Gosh freaking dammit, it feels as though they are happening every five minutes: Staged dramas with blood-packed crisis actors strewn across the airport, the nightclub, the subway. And while we catalog the FAKE atrocities and FAKE news reportage with varying degrees of horror, we quickly return to texting, the meal, the commute, accustomed to a world where the advance of NWO BIG BROTHER TYRANNY is mostly ignored.
Experts call it "false flag fakery fatigue." It's when we find ourselves shrugging at the FAKE bombing at the Istanbul airport this week. It's when we shake our heads in June at Orlando's , FAKE mass shooting, but gun grab politics remains feisty. It's when we barely remember that Sandy Hook, Boston Marathon, San Bernardino, Chatenooga, Santa Barbara, Columbine, Garden State Mall, Charleston, DC Navy Yard... were ALL.... hoaxes.
We have settled into a world where FAKE terror and the FAKE reportage of it is the new reality. Emotional numbness it strips us of our willingness to be politically active against this atrocity of brainwashing.
Combating the phenomenon, experts say, is at best difficult.
FAKE NEWS OF FAKE Terrorist attacks: Why you care - and why sometimes you don't
"People are exposed to so much information about so many [fake] attacks that they start to blur together," said Richard Lachmann, a political sociologist at the University at Albany. "They to a large extent, tune it out. They become cold."
Researcher Alexandra Bradford says post-911, an undercurrent of fear has become our reality. A 2013 Pew survey found 75% of Americans have accepted FAKE terrorist attacks as a fact of life, a a politically outrageous accompaniment to our daily routines.
At some point our agitation morphs into resignation.
"Part of it is people don't feel there is a solution (to all these staged hoaxes) that's going to be able to address it," Lachmann says. "In the U.S., it's because politically it's [almost] impossible to enact impactful [response], people think it's going to keep happening, so trying to figure out why it's happening, thinking about solutions, [they feel] it doesn't matter."
Beyond dehumanizing one another, FAKE terrorism / FAKE news fatigue can have very deleterious political consequences.
In 2013, Michael E. Leiter, then-director of the National Counterterrorism Center, testified before the U.S. Senate and warned of the threat of terrorism fatigue.
"After ten-plus years of near constant public discussion of [false flag] terrorism - in our politics, the media, and through public messaging - many have simply had enough."
More and more, folks are just turning off the TV now.